Amerimed-Los Cabos

Does anyone have any first hand information about this facility?

http://www.loscabosguide.com/amerimedcabo/

Dr. Alberto Acosta-Ruiz has a very good reputation amongst expats living in Cabo San Lucas. He speaks English and sees patients at the Amerimed clinic.
Phone: 044.624.148.6423

Dr. Miguel Tolosa-Villegas specializes in internal medicine and speaks English.
Phone: 044.624.170.0265



San Jose de Cabo


Dr. Javier Palacios Sánchez practices general medicine in the area and speaks decent English.
Phone: 044.624.145.2360

http://www.loscabosguide.com/amerimedcabo/

This is a 22 page report of the International Community Foundation on health care and Americans retiring in Mexico. This is really good news! This is a very informitive article and worth a read for some of the newbies considering the healthcare option and those who are considering a change to a different locale within MX.



http://www.icfdn.org/publications/healthcare/RRA-2-FINAL.pdf

Already, some U.S. providers have
established affiliations with some of Mexico’s
leading hospitals. Baylor University Medical
Center and the Methodist Hospital of
Houston have established affiliations with the
American British Cowdray Medical Center
(ABC) Hospital in Mexico City; the CIMA
Hospital in Monterrey has affiliations with the
Mayo Clinic and Children’s Hospital Boston.
As the demand for medical tourism grows,
other U.S. academic institutions and medical
institutions are expected to establish footprints in Mexico


This paragraph is on pg 6

Things are VERY expensive in Los Cabos, FYI.

I know that, but plenty of people have that kind of money who have retired and more in the future will consider a move. There are expats that have retired there and many other destination's all over the world.

Just because this forum and some of the local forums are more geared toward Mexico and the Central Pacific Region does not mean that it is not on other peoples radar as a destination.